RAINBOW IN SPOCK A PEA AFTER
THE STORM -- SHOCK A PEA AFTER
THE STORM.
WE COULD SEE AT THIS TIME
YESTERDAY DARK CLOUDS, BE THE
WIND.
IT WAS CRAZY, BE FROM DOUBT.
I HAVE A BIG CONCERT TONIGHT.
PEOPLE WERE BUZZING LAST NIGHT
ABOUT ADELE.
GREAT REVIEWS.
YEAH.
AND SHE'S BACK TONIGHT.
I WAS GOING TO DO THE THINK
ADILL FORECAST LAST NIGHT WHEN
I PUT THE SONGS IN THERE, BUT
IT WAS A LITTLE TOO BUSY.
SO TONIGHT WE'LL WORK IN SOME
SONG TITLES.
GET YOUR PEN AND PAPER READY.
HERE THEY COME.
LET'S GET TO THE FORECAST.
FIRST OF ALL, WE DID NOT SEE
THE SKY FALL LAST NIGHT, BUT,
., THE WEATHER WAS WICKED.
WE WERE SHOWING YOU ALL OF
THESE PICTURES AND CHECK OUT
THESE STORM REPORTS.
MOST ARE IN THE TWINS HERE, YOU
CAN SEE OBVIOUSLY WIND -- TWIN
CITIES HERE, BUT YOU CAN
OBVIOUSLY SEE ALL OF THIS WIND
TAKING DOWN BRANCHES, TREES
TURNING TABLES IN SOME
NEIGHBORHOODS.
IT WAS QUITE WICKED.
WE SOUTHEASTERN SAW FEW OF
THOSE TORNADOES LATE IN THE
GAME, CONFIRMED TORNADOES, BY
THE WAY, THIS WAS ONE OF THOSE
CLASSIC STORMS, JUST LIKE WHEN
WE WERE YOUNG, OBVIOUSLY SOME
PEOPLE STILL DON'T HAVE POWER.
HOPEFULLY THAT RECOVERS QUITE
SOON.
THINGS HAVE CALMED CONSIDERABLY
NOW.
THE RAIN SHOWERS STILL CONFINED
BACK TO THE DAKOTAS.
DON'T WORRY, THAT'S COMING.
WE HAVE ANOTHER ROUND.
BOY, IT SEEMS LIKE A MILLION
YEARS AGO I WAS TALKING ABOUT
TEMPERATURES, BUNT IT IS VERY
WARM OUT THERE.
83 THE CURRENT TEMPERATURE IN
THE TWIN CITIES.
THIS IS ABOVE AVERAGE, BUT
FORTUNATELY IT'S NOT HUMID.
CHICK OUST THESE DEWPOINTS.
DOWN IN THE 50s.
IT IS STILL A LITTLE STUFFY IN
ROCHESTER.
THAT HUMIDITY IS GOING TO
CONTINUE ALONG WITH THAT STORM
THREAT TOMORROW.
SAINT PAUL HAS SOME SERIOUS
HOME TOWN GLORY GOING ON.
THE ONE AND ONLY ADELE, AS WE
MENTIONED, DOING A SECOND SHOW
TONIGHT, YOU KNOW, I CAN'T MAKE
YOU FEEL MY LOVE, BUT I CAN
SEND MY LOVE IN AN ASSURANCE
YOU'LL STAY DRY TONIGHT.
AND IT WON'T BE BE HUMID.
SHOULD BE GREAT FOR ANY OUTDOOR
CELEBRATIONS BEFORE AND AFTER
THE CONCERT.
SHE IS SO TALENTED.
I LOVE HE IT.
IF YOU ARE STILL SOGGY FROM THE
INCH PLUS RAINFALL THAT WE HAD,
YOU MIGHT WANT TO SET FIRE TO
THE RAIN THAT BLAZES BY, MAINLY
ACROSS SOUTHERN MINNESOTA
TONIGHT.
THERE COULDABLE FEW EMBEDDED
THUNDERSTORMS 37 LOOKS LIKE WE
COULD STAY DRY IN THE TWIN
CITIES, BUT WE COULD GET CLIP
BY THAT SHOWER ACTIVITY IN THE
GAME.
THIS IS ROUND ONE, BY THE WAY,
THERE COULD BE A SECOND ROUND
THAT BRINGS AND SOME HEAVY
RAIN.
I DO BELIEVE THE WATER UNDER
THE BRIDGE WILL RISE ONCE
AGAIN.
THIS IS ALSO A TIME WE COULD
SEE SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS POP UP
AS WELL.
IT'S IN THE AFTERNOON HOURS,
AND THIS LINE COULD WING US AS
WE HEAD TOWARD THE EVENING
HOURS.
THERE WILL BE SOME SEVERE
WEATHER, TOO,PY THE WAY.
THE STORM PREDICTION CENTER HAS
PART OF THE TWIN CITIES, KIND
OF BISECTED HERE IN THE
ENHANCED RISK FOR SEVERE
THUNDERSTORMS.
OF COURSE OUR MOBILE WEATHER
WATCHER WILL BE OUT DOING SOME
STORM CHASING.
PAVEMENTS WILL BE WENT WITH THE
EXCESSIVE RAINFALL.
ALL I ASK IF S YOU KEEP IT HERE
ON WCCO, AND OBVIOUSLY SAY OUT
THERE.
AS FOR THE FEEL OF THINGS, YOU
WON'T EXACTLY IS A COLD
SHOULDER TOMORROW.
EVEN THOUGH WE'LL BE BELOW
AVERAGE AT 80 DEGREES.
IT WILL BE VERY HUMID.
THOSE DEWPOINTS WILL CREEP TO
THE UPPER 60s.
LET'S GO ON THE SPOT, SHILOH
TURNING THREE ON FRIDAY IN
BURNSVILLE.
THE WEATHER DOES LOOK NICE ON
FRIDAY.
IT IS GOING TO BE A LITTLE
COOLER.
76 WILL BE THE HIGH, AND THE
WIND IS GOING TO PICK UP FROM
THE NORTHWEST.
THAT'S GOING TO TAKE THAT
HUMIDITY AND SCOUR IT RIGHT OUT
OF HERE.
THE WEEKEND LOOKS FREIGHT.
SATURDAY, UP AROUND 800 AMP ON
SUNDAY.
AND THEN SUMMER-LIKE WEATHER
RETURNS NEXT WEEK.
HELLO HUMIDITY.
YOU WILL FEEL IT ON MONDAY, AND
THOSE 80s, NOT WARM ENOUGH TO
MELT MY HEART TO STONE, BIT
DEFINITELY BACK AROUND AND, AND
LOOKS LIKE OUR BEST CHANCES OF
RAIN ARE GOING TO BE ON MONDAY
AND TUESDAY.
THERE COULD BE SOME
THUNDERSTORMS, AS WELL.
A LOT OF LYRICS IN THERE.